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Missing topics about eyes

General

 * Anterior pole -
 * Apex (corneal), corneal cap -
 * Apical radius -
 * Axial length -
 * Brevissimus oculi -
 * Chlorolabe -
 * Ciliary sulcus -
 * Ciliary vessel -
 * Common canaliculus -
 * Conjunctival reflex, correal reflex - /
 * Conjunctival sac -
 * Contact arc, arc of contact -
 * Contralateral synergists, contralateral synergist yoke muscles -
 * Copunctal points copunctal point -
 * Corneal apex, apical zone, corneal cap -
 * Corneal lens -
 * Corneal nebulae -
 * crystalline lens capsule -
 * crystalline lens cortex -
 * crystalline lens nucleus -
 * Cyanolabe -
 * Cyclitic membrane -
 * Cycloduction -
 * delta-crystallin -
 * Druault's bundle -
 * Egger’s line -
 * Elevator muscle -
 * Erythrolabe -
 * Eye ageing -
 * Eye aging -
 * eye axial length -
 * Eye scanning –
 * Eyelid crease -
 * Fiber layer of Chevitz -
 * Gray line, intra-marginal sulcus -
 * Haller's layer -
 * Hasner's valve, plica lacrimalis, Valve of Hasner -
 * Head scanning -
 * Henle fiber layer -
 * Henle's glands Henle's gland -
 * Horizontal raphe -
 * Inferior arcade -
 * Inferior canaliculus -
 * Inferior punctum, lower punctum -
 * Infranuclear pathway -
 * Inner canthus, medial canthus -
 * Inner retina -
 * Inner segment rods and cones -
 * Intermuscular membrane -
 * Intraocular muscles, intrinsic ocular muscles -
 * Intraocular structures intraocular structure -
 * Lamina dots Lamina dot -
 * Lateral canthus, outer canthus -
 * Lateral palpebral ligament -
 * Left-gaze verticals -
 * Lens epithelium -
 * Lens fibres lens fibers -
 * Lid-fold, superior palpebral furrow -
 * Ligament of Lockwood -
 * Loops of Axenfeld, intrascleral nerve loops -
 * Lower punctum, inferior punctum -
 * macular pigment -
 * Medial canthus, inner canthus -
 * Medial horn -
 * Median furrow -
 * Microcornea -
 * Müller's fibers Müller's fiber -
 * Muscle cone -
 * Noll glands -
 * Nordic fold -
 * Ocular ridge -
 * Optic bulb -
 * Outer canthus, lateral canthus -
 * Outer epicanthus, eyelids -
 * Outer retina -
 * Outer segment of rods and cones -
 * Palpebral conjunctiva -
 * Palpebral fissure length, fissure length -
 * Palpebral fissure width, palpebral fissure height, fissure width, fissure height -
 * Papillary membrane -
 * Paradoxic pupil -
 * Peripheral retina -
 * Persistent papillary membrane -
 * Photomotor reflex -
 * Photopic system -
 * Plica lacrimalis, Hasner's valve, valve of Hasner -
 * Post-chiasmal -
 * Posterior hyaloid membrane (PHM) -
 * Posterior zonule -
 * Preretinal membrane -
 * Primary vitreous -
 * Pseudo-Mongoloid fold -
 * Pupillary block -
 * Radial fibres radial ribers -
 * Retinal angioma -
 * retinal cone photoreceptor cell -
 * Retinal metabolism -
 * retinal neuron -
 * retinal photoreceptor cell outer segment -
 * retinal rod photoreceptor cell -
 * Retinotectal pathway -
 * Retroretinal membrane -
 * Rod fibre rod fiber -
 * Sattler's veil, corneal bedewing -
 * Scleral depression -
 * Scleral plexus -
 * Secondary vitreous -
 * Seminular fold, plica seminularis -
 * Sensory retina -
 * subretinal fluid -
 * Subretinal membrane -
 * Subretinal neovascular membrane (SRNVM), subretinal neovascularization -
 * Superior arcade -
 * Superior canaliculus, upper canaliculus -
 * Superior punctum, upper punctum -
 * Supranuclear pathways -
 * Tear pit, dacryocyst -
 * Temple length -
 * Tertiary vitreous -
 * Upper canaliculus, superior canaliculus -
 * Valve of Hasner, Hasner's valve, plica lacrimalis -
 * Ventricular membrane -
 * Vertical meridian -
 * Vitreous face -
 * Vitreous gel -
 * Wieger’s ligament -
 * Y sutures y suture -
 * Yoke muscles, contralateral synergists –

Vision

 * 1stgrade fusion -
 * 2ndgrade fusion, fusion with amplitude -
 * Angle of anomaly -
 * Angle of deviation -
 * Anteroposterior axis of Fick, longitudinal axis of Fick, sagittal axis of Fick, Y axis of Fick -
 * Apical zone, apex (corneal), corneal apex -
 * Arc of contact, contact arc -
 * Astigmatic axis -
 * Astigmatic dial, astigmatic clock -
 * Best-corrected visual acuity (BVA) -
 * Bifixation, bifoveal fixation -
 * Binkhorst equation -
 * Binocular cell -
 * Binocular facilitation -
 * Binocular field -
 * Binocular fixation pattern (BFP) -
 * Binocular parallax -
 * Binocular visual acuity -
 * blue vision -
 * Cardinal positions of gaze -
 * Central fixation -
 * Central fusion -
 * Central threshold stimulus -
 * Central visual acuity -
 * Centrally fixing eye, fixing eye -
 * Coaxial viewing -
 * Color perimetry, chromatic perimetry -
 * Complementary after-image -
 * Confrontation fields confrontation field -
 * Contrast sensitivity test -
 * Cross-fixation -
 * Cycloversion -
 * Decentration -
 * Deorsumvergence -
 * Deorsumversion -
 * Dextroversion -
 * Diagnostic positions of gaze, fields of gaze -
 * Direct light response -
 * Distance and near (D N) -
 * Distance vision -
 * Down-gaze -
 * Duplexity theory of vision -
 * entoptic vision -
 * Equatorial medirian, geometric equator -
 * Factor X active -
 * False image -
 * Far-point of accommodation (FPE) -
 * Fields of gaze, diagnostic position of gaze -
 * First grade fusion -
 * Fixation axis -
 * Fixation light -
 * Fixing eye, centrally fixing eye -
 * Flattest meridian -
 * Free fusion -
 * Fusional amplitudes, fusional amplitude, vergence ability -
 * Fusional convergence -
 * Hearing theory of colour vision -
 * Heterophoric position, dissociated position, fusion-free position, physiologic position of rest -
 * Image displacement -
 * Image jump -
 * Incyclovergence -
 * Infraduction -
 * Isopia -
 * Ladd-Franklin theory of colour vision -
 * Left deorsumvergence, positive vertical vergence, positive vertical divergence, right sursumvergence -
 * Left gaze -
 * Left sursumvergence, negative vertical vergence negative vertical divergence, right deorsumvergence -
 * Levoversion -
 * Light perception and projection (LP P) -
 * Light perception -
 * Light projection -
 * Line of direction -
 * Longitudinal axis of Fick, anteroposterior axis of Fick, sagittal axis of Frick, Y axis of Fick -
 * Meter angle -
 * Minimum perceptible acuity -
 * Minimum separable acuity -
 * Monocular depth perception -
 * Monocular overlap -
 * Motor fusion -
 * Near point of accommodation, punctum proximum of accommodation -
 * Negative vertical vergence, negative vertical divergence, left sursumvergence, right deosurmvergence -
 * Neural summation -
 * Null point -
 * Object of regard, fixation object -
 * Ocular biometry -
 * Ocular vision -
 * Open angle -
 * Opponent theory of colour vision -
 * Optical zone -
 * Orbital apex, apex of the orbit -
 * Past pointing -
 * Peripheral fusion –
 * Phose -
 * Photism -
 * Physiologic diplopia -
 * Polyopia multiple vision -
 * Pontinge gaze center -
 * Positive vertical vergence, positive vertical divergence, right sursumvergence, left deorsumvergence -
 * Primary deviation -
 * Primary focal point -
 * Primary mover -
 * Primary position -
 * Principal visual direction (PVD) -
 * Proximal convergence -
 * Pulfrich phenomena -
 * Pursuit mechanism, optometer reflexes -
 * Range of accommodation -
 * Refixation -
 * Relative convergence, relative fusional convergence -
 * Relative divergence, relative fusional divergence -
 * Right deorsumvergence, left sursumvergence, negative vertical vergence, negative vertical divergence -
 * Right gaze verticals -
 * Right gaze -
 * Second grade fusion -
 * Secondary focal point -
 * Secondary positions -
 * Sector defect -
 * Sensory fusion -
 * Sensory visual pathway -
 * Shallow angle -
 * Simultaneous foveal perception -
 * Simultaneous macular perception -
 * Simultaneous perception -
 * Singleness of vision -
 * Spatial localization -
 * Steeped meridian -
 * Stereo acuity -
 * Supraduction, sursumduction -
 * Supraversion, sursumversion -
 * Sursumvergence -
 * Sursumversion, supraversion -
 * Synergistic divergence -
 * Tertiary positions -
 * Tonic convergence -
 * Trichcromatism -
 * True image -
 * Tubular visual fields -
 * Up-gaze -
 * Vergence ability, fusional amplitudes -
 * Vergence power -
 * Vertical horopter -
 * Vertical vergence -
 * Vieth-Mueller horopter -
 * Vision abnormality -
 * Vision left eye -
 * Vision right eye (VOD) -
 * Visual aquity -
 * Visual association areas -
 * Visual direction -
 * Voluntary convergence -
 * Working distance –

Vision testing

 * A-wave -
 * Accommodative target -
 * Accommodometer -
 * After-image test -
 * Allen cards -
 * Alternate prism cover test (APCT), prism alternate cover test, screen cover test -
 * Arden plates -
 * B-wave -
 * Basic secretion test -
 * Brueckner test, brückner test -
 * Caloric testing -
 * Chromatic perimetry, color perimetry -
 * Contrast sensitivity test -
 * Counts fingers (CF) -
 * Cyclodamia -
 * Dacryocystography with radionuclide –
 * Darkroom provocative test -
 * Desaturated 15 hue test, Lanthony's desaturated 15 hue test -
 * Dilated pinhole test -
 * Diplopia fields -
 * Donder's chart -
 * Duane's accommodation chart -
 * Dye dilution test, disappearance test -
 * Fan dial -
 * Farnsworth D-100 test -
 * Fixation object, object of regard -
 * Flicker fusion frequency fields, FFF fields -
 * Fluorescein dye disappearance test -
 * Forced duction test, passive forced duction test, traction test -
 * Forced generation test -
 * Four-prism diopter test -
 * Hand movement test -
 * Hardy-Rand-Rittler plate, HRR plate -
 * Harrington-Flock multiple pattern -
 * Hess-Lees screen -
 * HOTV chart -
 * Illiterate E -
 * Isopter -
 * Jaeger test -
 * Jones primary dye test, Jones I -
 * Jones secondary dye test, Jones II -
 * Jones test -
 * Keystone cards -
 * Kinetic perimetry -
 * Krimsky method -
 * Lancaster-Regan dial, sunburst dial -
 * Lancaster-Regan dial -
 * Landolt broken ring chart landolt C chart, landolt ring chart -
 * Lanthony's desaturated 15 hue test, desaturated 15 hue test -
 * Lebensohn chart -
 * Limulus lysate test -
 * Manifest refraction, refined refraction -
 * Maxwell's spot -
 * Mecholyl test -
 * Munsell scale -
 * Mydriatic provocative test -
 * Nicolet system -
 * Parallax test -
 * Passive forced duction test, forced duction test, traction test -
 * Pelli-Robson charts -
 * Pinhole test -
 * Positive Seidel -
 * Prism adaptation test (PAT) -
 * Prism alternate cover test, alternate prism cover test, screen cover test -
 * Provocative test -
 * Pseudo-isochromatic chart -
 * Randot stereo test -
 * Retropulsion of the eyeball -
 * Saccadic velocity test -
 * Schweigger hand perimeter -
 * Screen cover test, alternate prism cover test, prism alternate cover test -
 * Screening Test for Young Children and Retardates (STYCAR) -
 * Shellen test -
 * Sherida-Gardner, stycar -
 * Shirmer test -
 * Simultaneous prism and cover test (SPCT) -
 * Static perimetry -
 * Sunburst dial, Lancaster Regan dial -
 * Suprathreshold static perimetry -
 * Taco test -
 * Tear breakup time, tear film breakup time -
 * Telebinocular -
 * Teller acuity cards (TAC) -
 * Titmus Fly Stereotest -
 * Titmus test -
 * TNO stereo test -
 * Traction test, forced ductions, passive forced duction test -
 * Treponema Pallidum Immobilization Test -
 * Troposcope, synoptophore -
 * Van Urke-Smith color test -
 * vision screening -
 * Vistech system -
 * Water drinking test -
 * Wirt test -

Glasses

 * Aphakic correction Aphake -
 * Aphakic spectacles, cataract glasses -
 * Aspheric lenticular spectacles -
 * Cataract glasses, aphakic spectacles -
 * Executive bifocals -
 * Executive trifocals -
 * Extended-wear contact lenses -
 * hydrophilic contact lenses -
 * Trial lenses trial lens -
 * Vocational trifocals -

Eye diseases and other maladies

 * A-pattern -
 * Ablephary, lack of eyelids -
 * Absolute hyperopia -
 * Accommodative effort syndrome -
 * Accommodative palsy -
 * Acquired esotropia -
 * Acute epithelial keratitis -
 * Acute multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy (AMPPE) -
 * Acute spastic entropion -
 * Adacrya, absence of tears -
 * Adherence syndrome, Johnson syndrome -
 * Adherent leukoma -
 * Adhesive syndrome, cicatricial syndrome -
 * Against-the-rule astigmatism -
 * Alcohol amblyopia -
 * Alternate day esotropia, circadian heterotropia, clock-mechanism esotropia, cyclic trabismus -
 * Altitudinal hemianopsia -
 * Amaurotic amblyopia -
 * Amblyopia ex anopsia, amblyopia of disuse -
 * Amblyopia of arrest -
 * Amydriasis -
 * Angelucci's syndrome -
 * Angular blepharitis -
 * Anisometropic amblyopia -
 * Anisopia -
 * Anomalous trichromatism -
 * Anterior corneal staphyloma -
 * Antipodean strabismus -
 * Aphakic papillary clock, aphakic papillary block glaucoma -
 * Aqueous mis-direction syndrome, ciliary block glaucoma, malignant glaucoma -
 * Arcus juvenilis -
 * Atopic conjunctivitis -
 * Atopic keratoconjunctivitis
 * autosomal dominant optic atrophy -
 * Axenfeld anomaly -
 * Axial hyperopia -
 * Background diabetic retinopathy (BDR), nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy -
 * bacterial eye infection -
 * Baring of the blind spot -
 * Basic exotropia -
 * Basophilic adenoma -
 * Bedewing, corneal bedewing, Sattler's veil -
 * Black sunburst -
 * Blepharoclonus -
 * Blind spot mechanism, blind spot syndrome, Swan syndrome -
 * Bloch-Stauffen syndrome -
 * Bound down muscle -
 * brigth blindness -
 * Bulbar conjunctiva -
 * Bulgius eye disease -
 * Bulls-eyes maculopathy -
 * Casryocystitis -
 * Central suppression -
 * Chiasmal compression syndrome -
 * Chorioretinopathy -
 * Choroidal detachment, choroidals -
 * Chronic conjunctivitis -
 * Chronic spastic entropion -
 * Cicatrical ectropion -
 * Cicatrical entropion -
 * Cicatrical strabismus, adhesive syndrome -
 * Ciliary spasm -
 * Circadian heterotropia, alternate day esotropia, clock-mechanism esotropia, cyclic strabismus -
 * Circinate retinopathy, circinate exudate -
 * Cochlear Neuronitis cochlear neuronitis -
 * Cogan's cystic dystrophy -
 * Cogan's lid twitch -
 * Comitant strabismus, concomitant strabismus -
 * Compound astigmatism, hyperopic compound astigmatism -
 * Congenital corneal dystrophy -
 * Congenital dystrophic ptosis -
 * Congenital fibrosia syndrome -
 * Consecutive esotropia -
 * Consecutive exotropia -
 * Contact conjunctivitis -
 * Convergence spasm -
 * Corneal dellen -
 * Corneal edema, steamy cornea -
 * corneal endothelial cell loss -
 * Corneal injury -
 * corneal lipidosis -
 * Corneal melt, keratolysis -
 * corneal wavefront aberration -
 * Crossed diplopia, heteronymous diplopia -
 * Cupped disc, disc cupping -
 * Curvature hyperopia, refractive hyperopia -
 * Curvature myopia -
 * Dacryocyst -
 * Dbnormal pigment deposition in the eye -
 * Dendritic keratitis -
 * Dentritic keratitis -
 * Deprivation amblyopia -
 * Dermatoconjunctivitis -
 * Diabetic eye problems -
 * Disc cupping, cupped disc -
 * Disc drusen, hyaline masses -
 * Disciform keratitis -
 * Dissociated nystagmus -
 * Downbeat nystagmus -
 * Doyne's Honeycomb retinal dystrophy malattia leventinese -
 * Doyne's syndrome -
 * Dragged macula, ectopic macula -
 * Dragged retina, dragged disc -
 * Dyscoria -
 * Dysplastic coloboma -
 * Eccentric fixation -
 * Ectopic macula, dragged macula -
 * Ectopic pupil, peaked pupil, up-drawn pupil -
 * Elschnig pearls -
 * Endogenous uveitis -
 * Endpoint nystagmus -
 * eollic eye anomaly -
 * Epicapsular lens stars -
 * Epithelial downgrowth -
 * Eso deviation -
 * Ethyl alcohol amblyopia, alcohol amblyopia -
 * Exo deviation -
 * eye abnormality -
 * eye hemorrhage -
 * eye infection -
 * eye pain -
 * Eyelid conditioning -
 * Facultative hyperopia, manifest hyperopia -
 * Facultative suppression -
 * Falciform fold -
 * Filamentary keratitis -
 * Fingerprint dystrophy -
 * Fish mouth tear -
 * Flecked retina syndrome -
 * Foerster-Fuchs' spot, fuch's spot -
 * Follicular conjunctivitis -
 * Foveal dystopia -
 * Gaze paretic nystagmus -
 * Ghost vessels -
 * Giant tear -
 * Goniosynechia -
 * Granulomatous uveitis -
 * Groenouw's dystrophy -
 * Guttata -
 * Hard exudate -
 * Harmonious ARC -
 * Hassall-Henie bodies -
 * Heerfort's disease -
 * Herbert's pits -
 * hereditary eye disease -
 * Herpes zoster keratitis -
 * Heterochromia of iris -
 * Heteronymous diplopia, crossed diplopia -
 * Horizontal nystagmus -
 * Horseshoe tear -
 * Hyaline masses, disk drusen -
 * Hyperopic astigmatism -
 * Hyperphoria -
 * Hypoplastic disc -
 * Hypotensive retinopathy -
 * Hysterical amblyopia -
 * Incomitant strabismus, noncomitant strabismus -
 * Incongruous field defects -
 * Index hyperopia -
 * Index myopia -
 * Infectious keratitis -
 * Inhibitional palsy of the centralateral antagonist -
 * Intermittent esotropia -
 * Intermittent exotropia -
 * Internal ophthalmoplegia -
 * Intraocular microvascular abnormalities Intraocular microvascular abnormality (IRMA) -
 * Involutional ectropion, senile ectropion -
 * Involutional entropion, senile entropion -
 * Ipsilateral antagonist, direct antagonist -
 * Irido corneal endothelial syndrome -
 * Irido corneal endotheliopathy (ICE) -
 * Iridochoroiditis -
 * Iris bombe -
 * Iris prolapse -
 * Iris root -
 * Irregular astigmatism -
 * Irreversible amblyopia, organic amblyopia -
 * Jensen's choroiditis juxtapapillaris -
 * Johnson syndrome, adherence syndrome -
 * Junction scotoma -
 * Juvenile corneal epithelial dystrophy, Meesman dystrophy -
 * Juvenile Gm1 gangliosidosis -
 * Juvenile Gm2 gangliosidosis -
 * Juvenile retinoschisis -
 * Keratoiritis -
 * Keratolysis corneal melt-
 * Keratouveitis -
 * Kissing choroidals -
 * Kuhnt-Junius disease, disciform degeneration of the macula -
 * Labyrinthine nystagmus, caloric nystagmus, vestibular nystagmus -
 * Latent nystagmus -
 * Left hypertropia (LHT) -
 * Lens-induced uveitis -
 * Lenticular astigmatism -
 * Lentiglobus -
 * Low-luminance myopia -
 * Macrophthalmos megophthalmos -
 * Macular splitting -
 * Macular star -
 * Manifest hyperopia, facultative hyperopia -
 * Marginal blepharitis -
 * Marginal catarrhal ulcer -
 * Marginal myotomy -
 * Massive vitreous retraction proliferative retinopathy -
 * Medial ectopion, punctal ectopion -
 * Meesman dystrophy, juvenile corneal epithelial dystrophy -
 * Mesodermal dysgenesis of iris, Riger's anomaly -
 * Micronystagmus -
 * Mikulics' syndrome -
 * Miner's nystagmus -
 * Mixed astigmatism -
 * Monocular diplopia, polyopia -
 * Morning glory detachment -
 * Morquio-Brailsford syndrome ocular motility -
 * Mucous plaque keratitis -
 * Muscle-paretic nystagmus -
 * Myokomia -
 * Myopic astigmatism -
 * Nanopthalmos -
 * Nasal step -
 * Noncomitant strabismus, incomitant strabismus -
 * Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy, background diabetic retinopathy -
 * Nutritional amblyopia -
 * Nystagmoid -
 * Nystagmus blockage syndrome -
 * Obligatory suppression -
 * Oblique astigmatism -
 * ocular anterior capsular rupture -
 * Ocular hypertensive, glaucoma suspect -
 * ocular onchocerciasis -
 * ocular paraneoplastic syndrome -
 * ocular posterior capsular rupture -
 * ocular tuberculosis -
 * Oculo-glandular syndrome, Parinaud's oculo-glandular conjunctivitis -
 * oculomotor nerve injury -
 * Ophthalmomalacia -
 * Ophthalmoplegic exophthalmos, opthalmoplegic protosis -
 * Orbital fat pads -
 * Orbital floor fracture -
 * orbital myositis -
 * Organic amblyopia irreversible amblyopia -
 * Organized vitreous -
 * Over-refraction overwear syndrome (OWS) -
 * Paddy keratitis -
 * Papillomacular bundle -
 * Paradoxic diplopia -
 * Parafoveal fixation -
 * Paralytic ectropion -
 * Paramacular fixation -
 * parasitic eye infection -
 * Parinaud's oculo-glandular conjunctivitis, glandular syndrome -
 * Pars plana ciliaris -
 * Pathologic diplopia -
 * Peaked pupil, ectopic pupil, up-drawn pupil -
 * penetrating eye injury -
 * Peripapillary atrophy -
 * Peripheral anterior synechia, gioniosynechiae -
 * Peripheral retinal perivasculitis -
 * Periphlebitis -
 * Perivasculitis -
 * Phacitis -
 * Phaco-anaphylatic uveitis -
 * Phacolytic uveitis -
 * Pigment clumping -
 * Pigment dropout -
 * Pigment ephithelitis, retinal pigment epitheliopathy -
 * Pink-eyes -
 * Plastic iritis -
 * postcataract aphakia -
 * Posterior synechia -
 * Posterior uveitis -
 * Pre-auricular nodes pre-auricular node -
 * Pre-septal cellulitis -
 * Preretinal neovascularization -
 * Proliferative diabetic retinopathy -
 * Proliferative retinopathy, massive vitreous retraction -
 * Pseudo-papilledema -
 * Ptilosis, loss of eyelashes - /
 * Pulsating exophthalmos, pulsating proptosis -
 * Punched-out lesion -
 * Punctal ectopion, medial ectopion -
 * pupillometa -
 * Quadrantic defect -
 * Raeder's syndrome, raeder's paratrigeminal neuralgia -
 * Receptor amblyopia -
 * Refractive myopia -
 * Reis-Buckler's dystrophy -
 * Restrictive syndrome -
 * Retinal bear tracks -
 * retinal dystrophy -
 * Retinal exudates -
 * retinal perforation -
 * Retinal pigment epithelial detachment (RPED) -
 * Retinal pigment epitheliopathy, pigment epithelitis -
 * Retinal vessel occlusion -
 * Retinitis proliferans -
 * Retinitis punctata albescens -
 * Retinochoroiditis -
 * Retropulbar neuritis, retropulbar optic neuritis -
 * Riegel's anomaly, mesodermal dysgenesis ofiris -
 * Right hypertropia -
 * Rosacea keratitis -
 * Rotary nystagmus -
 * Rotation nystagmus -
 * Roth-Bielschowsky syndrome -
 * Rothmund syndrome, Bloch-Stauffer syndrome, Thomson syndrome -
 * Salzmann's degeneration -
 * San Filippo disorder -
 * Schele syndrome -
 * Scleromalacia -
 * Sclerosing keratitis -
 * Seborrheic blephoritis -
 * Secondary exotropia -
 * See-saw nystagmus -
 * Senile ectropion, involutional ectropion -
 * Senile entropion, involutional entropion -
 * Sensory esotropia -
 * Sensory exotropia -
 * Separation difficulty, crowding phenomenon -
 * Septic retinitis -
 * Serous detachment -
 * Sharp Edge Eye Syndrome, Visual Looming Syndrome -
 * Siderosis bulbi -
 * Siderosis lentis -
 * Simple astigmatism -
 * Simple hyperopic astigmatism -
 * Simple myopic astigmation -
 * Snyder's crystalline dystrophy -
 * space-flight associated neuro-ocular syndrome -
 * Spasmus nutans -
 * Spastic entropion -
 * Spiral field -
 * Squashed tomato sign -
 * Star-shaped field -
 * Steamy cornea, corneal edema -
 * Strabismus fixus -
 * Subretinal neovascular membrane Subretinal neovascularization (STNV) -
 * Suppression amblyopia -
 * Swan syndrome blind spot syndrome -
 * Tapetoretinopathy -
 * Tegmental syndrome -
 * Terrien's ulcer -
 * Tight lens syndrome -
 * Total astigmatism -
 * Transient obscuration of vision -
 * Triplopia -
 * Tylosis ciliaris -
 * Unharmonious ARC -
 * Up-drawn pupil, ectopic pupil, peaked pupil -
 * V-pattern -
 * Variable strabismus -
 * Venous stasis retinopathy -
 * Vertical nystagmus -
 * Vestibular nystagmus, caloric nystagmus, labyrinthine nystagmus -
 * viral eye infection -
 * vision disparity -
 * Vitreous opacities vitreous opacity -
 * Vogt's line -
 * Voluntary nystagmus -
 * Vortex dystrophy -
 * With-the rule astigmatism -
 * Zipped up angle –

Cataracts

 * After cataract, secondary cataract -
 * Chalcosis lentis -
 * Cortical cataract, cortical spokes -
 * Cupuliform cataract posterior subcapsular cataract -
 * Hypermature cataract, Morgagnian cataract -
 * Immature cataract -
 * Intumescent cataract -
 * Mature cataract -
 * Morgagnian cataract -
 * Posterior subcapsular cataract, cupuliform cataract -
 * Secondary cataract, after-cataract -
 * Sunflower cataract -

Glaucoma

 * Ciliary block glaucoma, aqueuos mis-direction syndrome, malignant glaucoma -
 * Glaucoma suspect, ocular hypertensive -
 * Hemolytic glaucoma -
 * Malignant glaucoma, aqueous mis-direction syndrome, ciliary block glaucoma -
 * Pigmentary dispersion glaucoma -

Scotoma

 * Absolute scotoma -
 * Angioscotoma -
 * Annular scotoma, ring scotoma -
 * Arcuate scotoma, Bjerrum scotoma, comet scotoma, scimitar scotoma -
 * astheropic scotoma -
 * Centrocecal scotoma -
 * Comet scotoma, arcuate scotoma, Bjerrum scotoma, scimitar scotoma -
 * Double arcuate scotoma -
 * Eclipse scotoma -
 * Negative scotoma -
 * negative scotoma -
 * Paracentral scotoma -
 * Pericentral scotoma -
 * physiological scotoma -
 * Positive scotoma -
 * Relative scotoma -
 * Ring scotoma, annular scotoma -
 * Scimitar scotoma, arcuate scotoma, Bierrum scotoma, comet scotoma -
 * Seidel scotoma -
 * Stationary scotoma -

Eye-related terminology

 * Aberrometry -
 * Accommodative convergence/accommodation ratio, AC/A ratio -
 * Achromatic perimetry -
 * Against motion -
 * Anti-mongoloid slant -
 * Apical clearance -
 * Contralateral antagonist -
 * Conus of optic disc -
 * Cum correction -
 * Cyclopean eye -
 * Dacryorrhea -
 * Direct antagonist, ipsilateral antagonist -
 * Disc margins disc margin -
 * Disparate retinal points Disparate retinal points -
 * Dissociated position, fusion-free position, heterophoric position, physiologic position of rest -
 * Ectocanthion -
 * extra-retinal information -
 * Extracanthic diameter -
 * Eye grounds -
 * eye manifestations -
 * Facility of outflow -
 * Fissure height, fissure width, palpebral fissure height, palpebral fissure width -
 * Fissure length, palpebral fissure length -
 * Geometric equator, equatorial meridian -
 * High hyperopia -
 * Hyperphoria -
 * In the sulcus -
 * Intercanthal distance (ICD) -
 * Isometropia -
 * Isopia -
 * Major meridian Major meridians -
 * Medium fold -
 * Meropia -
 * Mongoloid slant -
 * ocular accommodation -
 * Ocular convergence -
 * Ocular fixation -
 * Ocular media -
 * Ocular motility -
 * Oculus dexter -
 * Oculus sinister -
 * Pantoscopic tilt -
 * Phacocele -
 * Pleoptics -
 * Punctum proximum accommodation, Punctum proximum of accommodation, near-point of accommodation -
 * Punctum proximum of convergence, near-point of convergence -
 * Push plus -
 * Refined refraction, manifest refraction -
 * retinal vessel -
 * Retro-illumination -
 * Sagittal depth -
 * Scleral rigidity -
 * Secondary deviation -
 * Spiral of Tillaux -
 * SRK formula -
 * syntonic optometry -
 * Unrefined refraction -
 * Utrocular -
 * Vitreous image –

Visual illusions

 * titchener circles illusion -

Organizations

 * Dartmouth Eye Institute -

Publications

 * Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics (Journal) -
 * Spatial Vision (Journal) -

Miscellaneous

 * Almond eye -
 * Angiotelectasia -
 * artificial lens implant migration -
 * Bouquet of Rochon-Duvigneaud -
 * Breakup time (BUT), tear film breakup time -
 * Cardinal movements -
 * Chromophane -
 * Ciliary reflex -
 * Coats' white ring -
 * Coffee-bean eye -
 * Disc diameter -
 * Divergence amplitudes -
 * Doll's head phenomenon -
 * Donder's line -
 * enhanced stereoscopic vision -
 * eye behavior -
 * Eye movement measurements -
 * Eyeball scraping –
 * Forelash syndrome -
 * Koellner's law, Kollner's law -
 * Limbus of the eye -
 * Lippitudo -
 * Myco polysaccharides -
 * Neural retina -
 * Non-optic reflex eye movements -
 * Normal color range -
 * ocular absorption -
 * Ocular control, mastery of the fused image in binocular visions -
 * ocular physiological phenomena -
 * ocular refraction -
 * oculomotor nuclear complex -
 * Phacoscotasmus -
 * Positive Spontaneous Visual Phenomena (PSVP) -
 * Pseudofluorescence -
 * Purkinje's figures -
 * Reciprocal projections Reciprocal projection -
 * retinal neovascularization -
 * Schematic eye -
 * selective sparing of color vision -
 * Senopsia -
 * Skiascopy bar -
 * Spatia zonularia -
 * Sulcus fixation -
 * Synaptic normalization -
 * Temporal arcades -
 * Temporal crescent -
 * Vitreum –


 * Other missing articles